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The Diary of Anne Frank
by Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett Adapted by Wendy Kesselman
September 21 - October 10, 2010
Penned in her attic hiding place in Amsterdam, a young girl's handwritten journal lives today as one of the most personal and gripping records of the Holocaust. Including newly restored entries that reflect Anne Frank's hopes and dreams as a maturing young woman, this new adaptation speaks to a new generation.
The New Pink; An Implausible Comedy
by Chris Hanna
October 26- November 14, 2010
World Premiere!
When the "new economy" wipes out their retirement funds, a desperate middle-class couple comes up with a wild plan to live out their golden years in comfort. A series of crazy mishaps combined with smart banter add up to a timely new comedy by VSC's Artistic Director Chris Hanna.
A Christmas Carol (Season Extra!)
by Charles Dickens
December 3 - 24, 2010
It wouldn't be the holidays without Dickens' A Christmas Carol at VSC. Ebenezer Scrooge and his travels with the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future reawaken the spirit of Christmas in all of us. This timeless tale is a heartwarming tradition for many Hampton Roads families.
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Music and Lyrics by Bruce Hornsby Additional Lyrics by Chip DeMatteo Book by Clay McLeod Chapman
January 18 - February 6, 2011
World Premiere!
Multi-Grammy Award winning artist and Hampton Roads native, Bruce Hornsby has a created new musical for the American stage. After a stranger moves into a small town and starts cruising the streets in his Dodge, the rumors fly. The next play in VSC's American Soil project, Horsby's haunting melodies and words continue in the Company's exploration of life in southeastern Virginia.
The Last 5 Years
Written and Composed by Jason Robert Brown
February 22 - March 13, 2011
Discover a whole new spin on romance. In this new musical, time is relative as a young couple's story plays out backwards and forwards, from two different points of view. Witness love come and go in this tender and funny look at the classic boy-meets-girl-boy-looses-girl scenario. The rich musical score incorporates classical, jazz, pop, Latin and rock styles, and has critics likening Brown to a present-day Sondheim.
Radio Golf
by August Wilson
March 29 - April 17, 2011
Ivy League-educated businessman Harmond Wilks could become Pittsburgh's first African-American mayor. But will secrets from the past derail him from his country-club future? Funny and fast-paced, Radio Golf joins Fences and The Piano Lesson in August Wilson's award-winning ten-play cycle exploring African-American life in the 20th Century.
